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Parent Time with Miss Leah
by Leah Rosenthal-Kambic
Parenthood isn't for the faint of heart, and #momlife doesn't fulfill us all in the same ways. Many of us have lost ourselves in mothering, working and day to day life. Sometimes we don't even realize we are lost because we are so busy! We will explore practical tools for finding more ease and joy in parenting your children, to free up the YOU that may have gone missing in working parenthood. Fewer power struggles mean more time for your whole family to find and follow their passions. Powerful moms have space in their life to be mothers and also humans. Let's create the space together.
Episodes
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How do I prepare my two year old for a new baby?
For this week's episode, I had a lovely chat with Miranda. She is pregnant and has a two and a half year old. We talked about how to prepare her kiddo for a new sibling, and how to approach her own transitions with potty training and moving to a big kid bed. This episode is for anyone grappling...
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How can I deal with big, big emotions in my strong willed five year old?
In our third episode of the season, I live coach with Carolina about her daughter's explosive tantrums. Carolina was clear she does not want to squash her daughter's spirit, but needed insights to help manage her behavior when she gets upset. We had a great conversation that I think will be…
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My kid won't eat and it's driving me crazy!
Coaching call #2 with another brave soul...also named Julie! Julie W reached out about how to get her three year old to eat food without a big fight and power struggle. Julie is a personal trainer, and spends a lot of time helping her clients unpack their body issues, and doesn't want her little...
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Encouraging our children to step out of their comfort zones
This episode is a few firsts! First video podcast! First live interview no editing! First coaching call to share! As you may know, Parent Time is about coaching. This will show you what that means. Coaching isn't about me giving someone answers, it's about the conversation between two individuals...
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When your new baby becomes competition...
When a preschooler's family changes with the addition of a new baby, in the first several months it is common to see all kinds of regression and limit testing. It doesn't always happen right at birth, but after the honeymoon phase when baby is crawling, mobile and getting into things more we will...
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Boundaries for ourselves and our children
For many years I’ve preached the gospel that boundaries make children feel safe. This episode is about boundaries with children and with ourselves. We can set boundaries all day for our children to adhere to in order to control their behavior, but what about the silent messages we send all day…
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Bullying does not exist in Preschool!
We see every behavior and every emotion under the sun in one day at preschool. Every single day. We take our children to school and expect them to learn their ABCs, songs, colors, shapes and about the world around them. What we can forget sometimes is that they are also learning how to socially...
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Back to School! Tips, Tricks, Do's and Dont's to make for successful transitions
Is there anything more nerve wracking than taking your child to a new environment for the first time? Not really! I've spoken with the Directors of all of our sites and gotten their feedback about what they think parents should know before starting preschool. We hope you will take a listen and...
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Working through hard things WITH our children
In the wake of terrible news, we as parents and teachers are faced with the task of explaining the unspeakable to our children. It is difficult to imagine making kids understand why a school shooting occurs, especially when we ourselves have a hard time grasping it. In this episode, I speak with...
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Risky Play, Why and How with Sydney and Josh
This week we interview Sydney, Mayhew's director, and Josh, our teacher trainer about the importance of Risky Play. Why is it important, what does it look like, and what are they actually learning? We have a conversation about how assessing risk is an important life skill, and it begins with...
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Staying Consistent with School; Preschool Terminology 101
Consistency is so helpful in working with our little ones that we devoted a whole episode to how you can be consistent with your Kid Time teachers. We go over some basics that we train all of our Kid Time teachers to utilize to keep communication positive, affirmative, and clear. We go over the...
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Transition tips to make for smoother days
Transitions occur anytime we have a change of environment. When we move inside to outside, from dinner to bath to bed, from waking up to going to school, these are all transitions, AKA the hardest thing we deal with daily and very regularly with our children. This episode explores some simple…
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You are America's Next Top Model...for your child
Like it or not, our children are ALWAYS listening, and everything we do they are watching. What we model for our children can set them up for success, or can perpetuate old patterns we would rather see go by the wayside. Showing, not telling is much more valuable than do as I say, not as I do.…
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Finding the Grounding Moments to find the Joy
Mindful parenting is the holy grail, right? Finding ways to mindfully connect with ourselves and our children feels impossible with the pace of life we all experience. In an increasingly tech addicted society, it's imperative that we find the small moments to ground ourselves, be in the present...
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Loving our bodies and teaching our children to love theirs
Body shaming is a real problem in our society, and it starts with US. We have been given a tough bill of goods; impossible beauty standards, double duty of full time jobs and parenting, and that toxic scary place called the INTERNET which makes us all feel like we don't measure up. In this…
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Positive Potty Training
A deep dive into the whys, the whens, and the hows of potty training. How to stay out of the success mentality and to look for the cues that show true readiness. Teaching children to listen to their bodies without pushing, controlling and creating a stressful experience. Let’s find the ease, so...
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Interview with a 10-year-old
On this weeks podcast, I interview my 10-year-old son. We talk about what it’s like to go from preschool to elementary, what makes a good mom, and what it’s like being my child, good and bad :-) join us as we hear from a 10 year old perspective what it takes to be a good mom, and what children...
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One Christmas, hold the self judgement please
The holidays can be a lovely time, and can also be an INSANE time, where moms are tearing themselves in two to create perfect memories for their children. What are your traditions, and why? What is purposeful, what brings you joy, vs what have you inherited or picked up to keep up with others?…
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Expectations, finding the sweet spot.
One of the hardest parts of parenting is managing our own expectations. Expecting too little or too much from our children can have major effects on our children's ability to manage themselves. Often our expectations are colored by our own internal baggage, and not grounded in the reality of your...
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Re-setting Holiday Dynamics; consent, boundaries and mantras to get you through
If you're like most people, the holiday season is full of both joys and anxieties. Seeing family can stir up a lot in us; we are more easily triggered, stressed about creating "perfect" memories for our children, and it has been a long time since we've even seen humans. If you are feeling nervous...
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Remembering YOU
This episode is about you appreciation. Remember you? Remember you before you had kids, remember you when you were carefree and happy go lucky? When you had hobbies when you used to sleep in on the weekends, all the things that you used to do? Do you remember those things? It might have been a...
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Wasteful Worrying
Moms are always worried. So many things all the time to worry about. This episode is about what NOT to worry about, and how to replace the wasteful worrying and pre-worrying we tend to do with constructive solutions. Let's normalize acknowledging that we can't control every aspect of our…
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Empowering children to Empower ourselves
Why would we give our children more power? They already dictate our lives, don't they? Sure, but they also have almost no power of their own, when you really think about it. So lets give them some. Not all! Just some. And what works for us. Make them feel like they are an active participant in...
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Creating Meaningful Connections with your Child
I interview Amy Williams, of Amy Williams Academy and Portland Montessori School about ways to connect with our children meaningfully and respectfully. We discuss simple ways to make your children feel seen, and how to tune into the neutral times, not the amazing or terrible behavior times, which...
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Boundaries and Bedtime
Bedtime is the dreaded time of day. You take a deep breath and start the slow process that is the space between your tired children making you crazy, and your freedom for the evening. Meet my bff Amy, as I interview her about our many coaching sessions while she sleep trained her toddler, and as...
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Coparenting in Non Traditional families.
There are ALL kinds of families out there, and it's about time we dropped the SELF judgement (and alllll the judgement) around families who are not "traditional". This episode normalizes the idea of the nontraditional family, specifically in divorced or separated situations. Lets start seeing non...
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The Case Against Letter of the Week
Miss Jessica, a Veteran pre-K teacher, curriculum coordinator and ECE expert and I chat about academics. We hope to give parents less worries and allow them to enjoy reading with their children instead of pressuring them into more academic interest.
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Weathering the Tantrum Storm
Tantrums are a necessary and important part of social development, and how we react to them shapes how long and terrible they may be. There are all kinds of tantrums, and they present differently with differing temperaments. Our job is not to stop or diffuse tantrums, but to guide children…
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The Big Picture of Empowered Momming
We break down the reasons for the podcast, and explore seeing motherhood from the big picture perspective, instead of the usual method of life sucking us into the minutia.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Parenthood isn't for the faint of heart, and #momlife doesn't fulfill us all in the same ways. Many of us have lost ourselves in mothering, working and day to day life. Sometimes we don't even realize we are lost because we are so busy! We will explore practical tools for finding more ease and joy in parenting your children, to free up the YOU that may have gone missing in working parenthood. Fewer power struggles mean more time for your whole family to find and follow their passions. Powerful moms have space in their life to be mothers and also humans. Let's create the space together.
HOSTED BY
Leah Rosenthal-Kambic
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How many episodes does Parent Time with Miss Leah have?
Parent Time with Miss Leah currently has 29 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Parent Time with Miss Leah about?
Parenthood isn't for the faint of heart, and #momlife doesn't fulfill us all in the same ways. Many of us have lost ourselves in mothering, working and day to day life. Sometimes we don't even realize we are lost because we are so busy! We will explore practical tools for finding more ease and joy...
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Parent Time with Miss Leah has 29 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Parent Time with Miss Leah is created and hosted by Leah Rosenthal-Kambic.
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